... piol.ritt pcws. THE SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE COLLIERS AND THElIRl YORKSHIiRE BRETHREN yesterday there returned into Smuth Stafforsietirenmn who had been to Rwllaws5rsh, under a new engagemielit. About is fortnight ago an ?? ed t then frs'om West Journal for 400 collier tog oRwularsh. Tnmnfo Vs Bromwich and three finns Crunodk replied to the advertisement, and found that the hands were wanted for ...

... Mr. Ward's admirable and deeply-thought-out fresco of The Sleep of Argyle is now finished, and will be visible to the public on Monday next, in the corridor of the House of Conmmons. The picture, to meet the dreadful exactions and necessities of fresco, has gone through many changes, bat chiefly of colour alone. The transparent murkiness of the old prison gloom is now changed to an even ...

... Oy #IttrDpolls. DEATH OF DR. GiF'AnD.-It is with a sorrow that is not often expressed so sincerely in the columns of a news- paper that we have to announce the death, at Folkestone, in Kent, of Stanley Loes Giffard, Esq. LL.D., of Trinity College, Dublin, and of the Middle Temple, barrister-at- law, but who was better known to statesmen, men of letters, and the public, as having exercised for ...

... ?lfudgix PRUSSI A. TILE PRINCESS FREDERICK W1ILLIA,)f. lsii~lN. Sunday, November 2l-The 8tlh birth-day of her Roiyal II ighliess ?? Frederick Williall of Prussia WM. .r. erated to-day with extraordinary rejoicings. Tice mrorn; g broke clear and cold, and at a very early hour dlense crowds of spectators assenibled in the vicinity of the IPr iuc-ess palace, anxiouls to obtain a glimpse of her ...

... (BYEleCTriC and IItCtlaifOnal Telefratpl.) OFFICE, TEPLE Bt5UILDISGS, YawY Sveznnr AITIERICA. Liv)EIPOOL, Thursday Morning. The Europa arrived in the Mersey a little before nine 'lclock this morning. Her news has been generally antici- rated vjia Queenstown. a The election ill Massachusetts had resalted in the triumph of the Repablicans. In New York it was thought that the Republicans had ...

... Ell 4? 9,ubillas. LANOSLIP IN THE ISLE OF WIGHT.-An extensive land- slip has taken plice near Yarmouth, in the Isle of Wight. Such a eircumsstance has nlot taken place for a number of years. SUSPEXSIONx AT DU-DEE.-We hear that Mr. Robert Leslie, Shlipowner and underwriter, lies suspended paymeent. We understand the debts will, reach about £10,000. He wi-as a partner at Ducedee of the Western ...

... The Dissenters are nit going to havle all their own way on the Church E ute question. A last despairing effort is being made by the clergy in the arclldeaconry of Ely, and their ex-tmlple will doubtless be followeed in many other quarters. They have adopted petitions to the House of Cortomone, in which they express a very natural regret at witnessing the attenluts ruade to pro- cure the entire ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. LIVfRPOOL, Sunday. The royal mail steam-ship Canada, Captain Lang, which sailed from Boston on the 20th, and touched at Halifax on the night of the 21st instant, arrived here at an early hour this morning, bringing 90 passengers and 54,000 dollars in specie. The steam-ship Ariel, from Southampton, passed Cape Race, en ,-ot'0e for New York, on the 17th, and her advisces ...

... WiTmilig, um _R,04? viat. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1858. . NEWS OF THE DAY. Ru-iiour-s of a projected visit to Paris by the Eir- PEgoRi of Rusi.~ have loug been rife, bat they noew assume a very decided form. It is positively stated that a recent letter, written by an aide.de-camp of the Cz-iR to his mother, who resides in Paris, says that his MAJESTY'S positive intention is to come to France in ...

... The following passages are extracted from an excellent letter, written by an employer, Mr. Charles Croydon, of Devonport - The position this moveinent now assmnes differs mate- rially from any that has bean presented before ; alL the early closing movements of which we have any remem- brance, have been battles waged betwveen the employer and enployed-tbey ]save been attempts on the part of ...

... S ortip ?? litcItigma, LORD ELGIN AT JEDDO. WAe have to day an iliteresting account of Lord Elgin's ?? to Jeddlo whenI he effected a nate treaty with Japan. WVOe lh:ve alreatdy published the heals of the treaty. The followiing is the acnumt of the visit to Jeddo, takein froII a private Journal At Siminoda we mnet Mr. To'l'isead IHarris, the C ) isll- GenelC-l of the Ulnited States, and his ...

... crrnspdtw. MR. ALDERMAN HAWKES AND ST. PETER'S WARD. To the EDITOR of the DAImY POST. Sir,-The disputes between indignant Aldermen and offending Town Councillors may be entertaining, but they cannot be edifying, to the public; and, bad Alderman Hawkes not charged me with falsehood, I ohould have passed with a smile the other charges he les so freely brought against me. The accompanying letters ...